HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-09-08, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 8, 188t
2's'Mglil.
tiut•lanr-L Heaver. - Although
tiatuiday's rein Weir some vi our fer-
nier* back in theisliarveisting ol.eretiom,
nearly aj1 We sosideted their garner-
ing,
arner
in , and Dose by the land ready for
fall wheat awing. The berm are full,
and stacks id main mood fpr lust of
covering awaitisigthe t1besljher.1 The
.c __
.crop has bees as If large one,
and ths� tbrwises ve an immense
amount a work before them.
Township
FAL, WMSA4.-Mr. David Purvis,
Huron Road, had a little over one hund-
red loads of fall wheat this year.
Mouse Waiter. -Mr. Thomas Gor-
don, 8th eon., has bought a farm in
Michigan and is moving onto it this
fall.
biotin {Vont[.-Mr. M. Donoghue, of
the 6th oun., Goderich township, bound
1873 sheaves of trate in six hours and
three quarters on the Stith Aug.
Tau. Bievino.-Hugh McQueen of
the Take shore .road, one day last week
cut sad bound uue hundred and fifty
al( zin sheaves spring wbe.it.
Hoita AGAIN. -Mia Ida E. Cryd
man, of Porter's Hill, has returned hunie
after a six weeks' visa to Michigan.
She looks much better after her trip.
FisentiD,-Mr. George Sturdy, with
his usual characteristic smartness, fini-h-
ed harvest on the 28th of August, he
being the first as usual.
Hoses Dian. -Mr. Edward Slatery,
one of our eutsrpci.0 steam thr�eesehers,
lust a fine horse the other day,indaman-
tion was the cause; it will Ouse hard on
him u this is the seound he bis lost this
fall.
Lases Ayouwr,-A few days since
Mr. W. Perdue threshed on the farm of
Mr. John Rathwell, Hayfield conoession,
tJ00 bushels of wheat in less than 10
hours. This was very good work, con•
sidering the condition in which vrain is
in this year.
Accxnner.-On Thursday last while a
threshing was in progress un the farm of
,I„hn Smeltzer, 10th con., a young man
..�.xl Hiram Hill, in stooping over,
err• eek ' s forehead on a knife in the
1 . •,•r's hand, cutting to •. the bone.
Ne.; Era,
were all dressed in navy blue silk, the
latter being Miss Sarah Cante'ou, of
Goderich, and Miss Belina Fluudy, of
Uullett; the en were Messis
Hebert Fly and Arthur Cau1sfun,
end after the ceremony tbe h. jiM ouuple
left by the 4 o'ulesk traits os Wein-
er% un their wending tour to Niagara
Fags, Teresa) sod other plseea
Dmperstss Piga-A very aatruig
inbiiest emend at Irwiu'a pond, one
day last weak. Mr. White, of Mitchell,
had taken a drove of 60 pigs to the ata
thou fur shipment, but as they were very
hot, he was told that he might owl these
off by allowing them to bathe 1n the
{sad. Ahoy were acourdiugly turned
loose and eagerly plunged into the
water, where some of them began to in-
dulge in *11 sorts of maim. As soon as
Mr. White found the waiter was deep,
be became alarmed, and when a jolly
porker would go under the water or
turn up its feet in the air, he would
shout out "It's drowuiutg, "its dreier
losing all my looney,” and
sexesl who witnessed the affair were
c ,nvulsed with lacghter, knowing that
a pig randy drowns. If any one wants
to make Mr. White atigry, all they have
to do is to ask him if he won't cool his
hogs. - New Era
Straw is so plentifnl in Raleigh that
wore of the farmers have burned their
stacks to get rid of it. That dues not
say much for the Raleigh farmers.
Mr. Spurgeon recently made this re-
mark: " Doubts about the fundainentals
of the gospel exist in certain churches,
I am told to a large extent. My dear
friends, where there is a warm-hearted
church you do not hear of them. They
do not come near; it is too warm. I
never saw a fly light on a red hot plate."
Holinesville, Aug. 23d, 1882.
Council met pursuant to adjournmout.
Members all f•reeeut. Minutes of last
meeting read and jammed. Letter from
County Clerk read, stating that the sum
'of $2,397.51 is required from Goderich
Township for county purposes for pre-
sent year. Moved by Jos. Whitely,
seconded by James Laithwait, that two
mills on the dollar be levied on all the
real, rateable and personal proper.y of
the township fur county purposes. That
a further sunt of two mills on the
dollar be levied on sante property for
township purposes, and that the clerk
levy the different status required by the
several school trusteen fur the present
year on the seine property -Carried.
The clerk to prepare .& by confirming
above for next meeting of Council.
Medical certificate Ervin Dr. Worthing-
ton, Clinton, was read, stating he had
examined one Joseph Miller, and that
the latter's age and infirmaries unfitted
hint for earning a living, and that he is
a proper subject for aid from the town-
ship. Letter from clerk of Clinton, road
stating "that the amount to be paid by
Clinton toward the opening on the
Hohnesville and Colborne Riad was paid
at the tirne the road was opened," the
letter was considered unsatisfactory, if
nut evasive, no sum being mentioned
as paid. An impression existed in the
minds of the Council that the sum prom-
ised was largely in excess of that which
they understood was paid. Moved by
,iohn Cox, seconded by J. Laithwait.
that the following sums be paid: -John
Wier, repairing culvert 16th con., $1;
S. Plummer, pathinaster, fur shoveller*
,4 gravel 16th con., $7; C. W. Williams,
pathmaster, for same Maitland con., l3
.1. Shanklin, cutting hill 6th con., $6. ;
J. Whitely, pathinaster, fur shoveller*
f gravel 7th con. , $3; R. Bray, indi-
gent, $10; J. Cokely, lumber for culvert
and bridge and spikes, 17th con., $8.70;
1• Long, repairing culvert Bayfield eon.,
$1.50; R. Hanley, balance on gravelling,
$1. Council adjourned to meet again
first Monday in October. -JAMES I'AT-
mw, Clerk.
Clinton.
EX HAI EE
a case of
Dyspepsia or
Iitliousness
for 75 cents?
It is awftilly
unwise to
agonize nn-
dorthentany
ailments
arising from
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion
Disordore
Stomach and
Liver. when
this offer is
made to you
in your own
home in ail
sincerity,
with an absolute certainty of
oaring on.
ZOPESA (from Brasil) cares
Dyspepsia and Biliousness. A
single dose relieves; a sample
bottle convinces; a 75 cent
bottle cures.
It acts directly upon ;,ho
Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys.
Cleansin,, Corr'cting, Reg-
ulating, Zopesa jived energy
and vim to the Brain, Nerve,
and Muscle, simply by work-
ing wonders upon the Diges-
tion, and giving activity to
the Liver.
Cut this out, take it to any
dealer in medicines, and get.
at least one 75 cent bottle of
Ifopesa,andtell your neigh?, r
bow it acts. It i+ wnrran•--d
to cure Dy-'pepuia and litl-
tousnrss.
g-REMOVA'
MISS STEWART
Has removed' her millinery establishment to
The Stand Recently occupied by Harry Smith.
Mr. W. C. McMillan, of Clinton, has
safely t.rrived in Hanover, .Germany,
where he and five others have gone to
sink oil walla He received, since the
day he left Petrolia, board and passage
pail and $2.110 a day for ayear.
A Co ira1I r1BLi Ater. -On Monday
some one administered poison to the
beautiful trained letter belonging to Mr.
L P. Davi:, from the effects of which it
died soon after. It sus valued at $.300.
The perpetrator of such an act must be
devoid of all manliness.
So Cane ifttrtr..---We understand
that the idea of holding a camp meeting
in this neighborhood this year, has been
abandoned, owing to the holding of the
general conference, which breaks in on
the time and takes away three ministers
who would have taken an active part in
the services. Arrangements will likely
be made whereby it will he resumed next
fall.
Mr. Kenneth McBein, the original
owner of whet is m.w the village of
Blyth is at present a resident of Mani
toll►, having lately returned from Eng-
land: A friend Ulla us that he is moon
to be re -.Harried. He is now 84 years of
ago, but evidently believes that it is not
a good thing for a tan to be aloes.
Ar Tinter. -i)r. Worthington. of this
pleat, carries • pretty stiff shoulder, and
the cause of it is the: -A few evening*
since, while driving down the 14th con.
of Goderieb tewisAiip, his horse got of
the road in the dark and rolled over the
side of an 'embankment, throwing hie
wv,nl fest frust the hujgcy. fillegularty
bailey was dos to either bores or
.taw, bet it will he Irene time before
he deetor get* over his broises.
The store bas been fitted up specially trot- her. and with larger rremises she hopes
to be able to give fuller astiefactioa than ever before.
REMdEIdBER THE PLACE
HARRY SMITH'S OLD STAND,
TSE BQUbRE, G>FODERxCS_
HAVE YOU TRIED IT ?
NEW DRESS GOODS
A targe shipment of
Fall Dress Goods
STRIPED and BROCADED SATINS
To notch in color (or Trimmings,
COLBORNE BROS,
G0DER,TCH
F'OR TI I RTY RAYS
IF not r° to your Druggist and get a bottle;af tate
DO I KIONHAIR
RESTORERJ•GDETT-ib‘i&R 8z CO.
•
You will find it to be the Gem of all Hair Preparations. R "oto ring Croy .r Faded Hale to its
Natural color; Cleaning the scalp and giving it hell:hy and beautiful Appearan •c
to the hair.
Price SO Cents PEI Bottle
GEORGE REYNAS,
A0 -ENT 1tOR QOD�RXCS_
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ASS. COT, Te.etr•ro-Netablisbe
1833
PHO3NIX INS. CO'Y. et LONDON ()creasedl-
Established 1782.
HARTFORD INS. CO'Y, of litirrVORD, Conn
-Esubllahed 181e.Risks in -
Offices,
the owestken rates byeHORACE HOshove first-cRTON. at
The ttnderstgned is aims Appraiser far the
CANADA PER. LOAN AND SAVINGS OO'Y
Towner°.
Money to Loan en first-class security, rout-.
7 to 8 per Cent Cbarges moderate.
HORACE HOR'ION.
Goderich Sept. 1e. 1880.
resale .(lark Rcgiafcrrd.
A GTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
--
By casual otwervation, we find all land
epteulators have • clear head and watch the
ups and downs of property, tuns making
large fortunes. But the whole secret its. they
keep the system in a healthy condition by the
use of
THE rIiSEOF TER IVALLF.V.rraaarr\tai.
We can safely say that hundreds come 10 Us.
for the great lung and blood purifier before
going went. head the follAwing statement.
‘,1-e could give thousands of the same kind 1f
it were necessary.
certify that i waw troubled with Catarrh
in the heat. gathering of phlegm in thethsoatl
choking and coughing at night for years, so
could not sleep. often troubled with dull. We-
iner feelings, pains In the chest and hack.
After giving hundreds of dollars to doctors..
and gtving up all hopes. i tried the Paint Or
THE VsLLA\. and am now able to do my work
after seven year's sicknna."
Mita. JAM of trcet o Very
.10'1 Bimcoe Street, London, On V
"The *hove statement' of my wife's Is ca
rect.
Jaws McNarL.
For aeric by all druggtate, manufactured by
1'rof. A. M. shrieves, London. Ont. .Sample
pecker 25 eta: five for "Loa Can bre had In
Goderich of the fonetwIng drngRista: Jap.
Mud. Jas. wfMee. V. Jardas. Gee.
sad J. A. 11111181186.
Ilir. E Fbnody, lat. edit.r of the Ke-
swel, fuilowed the enures of many of the
wisest o( ansa on Monday, when he tout
unto himself a wife, in the person M
Miss Kate Cantelon, .laughter of Mr.
Adam (7antdoe, treasurer of (:,stench
township. The bride ¶n1 bridesmaids
-SPECIAL VALUE IN-.
DRESS GOODS.
t. These goods were bought at a discount oft wenty-flue per cent. ('all anti see them.
FOR SALE. 2 Cases Prints Newest Patterns.
J. C. IDETLOR & Co_
TUE SUBSCRIBER, FINDING
11 That his .+hole attention will be required
tab sum Der in the management of the BIG
HOUSE, will dispose of that property known
ail the
"WINTER BR. .N CEI,'
situated on the Main Gravel Road, consisting
of a capital house of ten rooms, with veran-
dah on two sides, large driving house 60x22,
stabling for ten horses, wood shed,etc.,togeth-
er with one and a half acres excelent garden,
well fenced. The premises are all new and in
first -clam order. To a good man no reason-
able offer will be refused Apply to
J. J. WRIGHT,
POINT FARM.
Cioderlch, P. O.
April 21st.1882. 1838.
Real Estate.
JUST R E C E I V D T.To , Al(I) LOTS NOS. 33 AND
tai earner of Victoria and East Et rets, in
the town or t;rslerieh, for sale cheap. or will I e
.xchaogedfor farm .properly. For t,artiMars
aappph�c to JAG NMA ILL. Arch ilek 1. MA,a �'rabb'r
Bleck, or J. C. CURRIE_ anetionccr.
--AT
GHUHGE N. OLD'S
SAUNDERS VARIETY STORE.
NEw GOODS_
„ CUTLERY
BIRD CAGES
FRUIT JABS
PLATED jt ..IRE
COOKM G STOVES
F1.\ C BASKETS
PR ESER Vf G KETTLES
JAS S J, UNDERS & SON.
The Cheapest House Under The Sun
NE): IJJOFt TO TILE; POST OFFICE.
A large and w•le, t variety of GRAKD TECH RAILWAY. avzocucal �311 Gcderich
311E1111151 SS/ Ti.%r is to W:ne.pt•g.and re: ur:t nil 1s.• on
At the low prices of
10 lbs FOR
4 "
3"
$1.00
1.00
1.00
Try them and be convinced. 3F,1 stock
Groceries is well assorted, and at
priceswhich defy competition -
have also opened out a cont;tlet.e atsgrtment
of
China, Glauware & Crockery
Which I istend to eel( at
01111111 MIT FAIR !
And Agricultural and indnatrlal
XHIBI TION
For leea at the
CITY of TORONTO
1 ('DO Prices.
A CALL 18 SOLICITED.
G.=.
1.1
THE SQUARE
WILSON'S
PRESCRiPTTON
From 5th to 16th SEPTEMBER DRUGSTORE.
$26.000 in Prizes.
ral 8
-- M�dsoroott c V ger L1 1Sleek
wlolck
s�lila.
Purr Lime Jwce
et le�►aa
ead
guMre�consari* »PAR 5 GREEN. REEN.
Grandest Brent of the Tear,
ale al the Dr:nrilat ticket ufllcee of tle CODI-
paayfr.nn Aagu.t Is' to September 30h Sn i
titmice, goer to return within forty r:aystfrom
date e issue
Full
che
«l�J Wrrrfrwow.
President
visitors isseb year.
the j0ae lbs whleh w111
Witon by nut card
nataa
shoushouldtbe
a.
rsessse,.t 1A at
W. J. ns., e
Tneon14.
stir and tweet Destroyer for sale In
B TT
l'i'ef class ti.-ke a available '..1 all t!•c
usual mutest. those try the lake routes inf Ittele
meals awl her Its on the steatite, •r.Sarnia
to l'oltingwasrt. to an 1 from i litho,.
FARE FItOM GODERICI1 - Q:o:o,tvl
• I•I-'it.
414*.
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USI1 THE HIGlie OIIRTOFJt"STICE.
TICE.
Hamm i)Ivmsov. MAHAL!. Vs.
Rale.
('OONTT Or HURON. ) 87 obi n of a Writ of
To WIT: i Fusel I a,•iav, tseucfi
out of Hct Matjc.ty'e ili,wh Court of
Justice.. anti to me directed against the
Lands and Tenement of lteid wt the
snit to'f Geo. ti. Rirr•11 and execution
A. Barrell.
1 hae sclxed and taken in cxccetion all the
right. title. interest and equity .A redemption
of the above named defendant ill and to that
parcel of land situate, lying end being 1n the
(:onntyof Huron in the Province of Ontario.
and being composed of the South Easlerl,
corner of the oast half of lot nominee twill
in the eleventh concession of the FAst.•rn
!Mention of the township of Ashaeld. rrratein-
ing three quarters of an acre more or leis in-
cluding
meluding lot number eight and part of lot
numherseven in the village of AltonvilleIn
the County of Huron. Which Lands an)1
Tenements i shall oats for sale. at m Aloe in
the (/wart House, in the town of Goderleh, on
Friday 15. twenty-nlnt day of rteptember at
the ivouref twelve of the Omit.
t 110011. +.
y;heiff s OTee, Dederick, Sheriff of Heron.
June AIM tttgt. l ett1.
tin At ,fiti
SHERIFF'S BALE OF LANDS.
Cotury or Hraow, 1 :it/ clause of a Writ of
m war i Wiest /arias. Inagsgd SSt
. lisi 11 ill \t\I 1
of Her Majesty: (7 ssty Cort sr the g
of Huron. and to
me (reeled qr
Lands and Tenements 01 TWINS at N s
the snit of .1teemeder Jis... 1 art
taken 1n Eseentlos ad tb
and equity of OF
defendant. in and to teat
*itwt tmahelyrZiaceiatildale.ta,
{Fut eweety aerie .1 tae
µ hi*vides eft to w
7 7
A large ,upply of
Manserrat Lime Fruit Juice, and Lime Juice, Cordial,
The' pun et and Lt et trar.d :n the Market. Makes a cheap, delicious. and
WHOLESOME • SUMMER DRI N. KS.
Jitat rcceivert a great lot of
LONDON PURPLE rANO D� 14PARIS GREEN,
For HEZ.LBORE FOR INSECTS, ETC_,
ON SHRUBBERY.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER
the destruction of all ktndilof insects. The new rot anal aumse poison.
R O v G- s3 0 r1Z .A.'T's _
• POISON FLY i'AI'ERS, Etc.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist.
3PHING AND SHIIER SITS
LATEST STYLES
TT G-1-1 D U 1\T Li
O
Fai,l,i ,nablo Tail,,r, {Vest Street Goderich..
ACHOiCE AS3ORTM ENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM.
Now 1s the tin, + you while one tw awn n:e. moms at borne. to Dee untie-'. rn.•, . pop, ,
Ile tit o,
20,000 Robs of the Latest Designs
lsaetlhl ceMws. and . rriews;eaa than very emelt Infer$w goods. ('a'I and etc them them
(laielrer. at tis -Z 1 are the boot ',slue tat town. and most k(
be so.
noose
Nheriff s Oaten. OJ..I e e.
.Far isui a
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M � .r«214711.J s.1
The latest Srillgi����;��t Paint's � Fashiolls,
At $vTzr,=R's_